How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

I get a lot of joy from my LP music collection. I buy one to four LP's a month.
I listen to at least 300+ a year. Many more than once. My wife and I enjoy listening in a living room vintage setup. My son has a deck in his bed room. My good deck and gear in basement  along with majority of LP's.
I'm ashamed of how my large collection is so disorganized I've no clue what I own.
Three large Ikea wall shelfs full of LP's.
About eight or ten cubicles are high quality LP's bought new the past 15 years? The remaining are a mix of good used and "listenable" used. Mostly classic rock but Blues and Jazz as well. 

I seriously need to organize and catalog this mess. To be honest I'm very ADD an it's difficult for me to start the task of organizing my collection.

I have just under 100, But I have only been into Vinyl since Jan 2021.
I buy 15-20 a month online. Been hitting Acoustic Sounds pretty hard recently I think I have 82 on wish list and 30 on notify. Bought a lot via Amazon but not very happy with some and fairly let down with the experience (I have a Greta Van Fleet I ordered a month ago that won't arrive until June 22). I am working 7-12s so I have money to order new more than time to bin browse at least right now.
I tend to listen to 6 LPs in a sitting, and tend to like Moods more than specific genres. I tend towards Female vocalists, Jazz, Blues, good classic rock, and Male crooners. But like GOOD music of any style.

I have about 475 albums. I stopped counting at 450. Most (350+) are mine purchased over 48 years, the others are from family. Every Saturday morning I was at Sam Goody’s buying records from age 9 until they closed up. I would have more if it weren’t all those diapers from 1998-2003, along with having to box up my system because my kids got their hands on everything. 1 tweeter and 2 cartridges were enough for me to pack up until they were much older.
I listen to something “new” every other day or so beyond what’s in heavy rotation.

I listen at probably 25 hours per week

@slaw You listen about 25 hours per Saturday...